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CHRISTMAS TRADE.
BUSY EXPRESS MEN AND MAILS
Loaded Down with Tokens OF tho Season
Tho Town ossrrun with a Peaceful Army
of Occupation Saturday and Every. i
body takcs homo Lots OF Goods.

The scenes presented at the varions ex.
presu companies offices during the pas!
week have been an almost continuous rush
and bustle. The Chriatmas business they
are doing thIa year 10 something enor.
nous. The men employed In handling II
have been working extra, almost double
time, and are already about worn out, while
the rush 10 as yet but littlS more than hall
over. Tho Christmas boxes and packages
began coming In for shipment last Mon.
day. Those who were wise and sent their
presents early, have the aatialaction Of
knowing that they were delivered In good
time. Those who waited until late in the
week before sending out their gifts to
friends away from here, can console them.
selves with the thought that the packages
will reach their destination some time
this week. ts
Business was much livelier than usual,
particularly in the sending OF goods,
the first three days Of the week; the rush
commenced Thuraday and has continued
ever nince. Friday goods from other points
for people here, began coming In by the
wholesale and added to the hundreds Of
packages that were being banded in for
shipment filled the Offices go as to leave
but little room for moving about. It Is
expected that goods will be coming In
from other points nearly all this week.
Atall the offices the anawer In reply to
queries as to the volume Of this years
business, compared with that Of last year,
was, that 1t was far ahead In every respect.
The number OF packages both sent and
received was considerably larger; there
were many more larger ones and the val
uea placed on them were higher. One
manager said, Judging from the business
| we have done, the merchants Of Wheeling
have no cause TO complain about the
trade they have been doing"
| At tho Postoifice every one has had to
be on tho jump ior tho past four or five
days. The letter carriers especially have
had hard time OF 1t; their bags have
been filled to their utmost capacity, both
coming and going, and several extra trips
have had to be made. The business in
every way, In the number. Of packages,
cards and letters, has been larger both
with reference to those sent away and
those received. The increase in packages
| has been particularly noticeable, indi'
eating that more valuable presents have
been made and purchased. The postofilce
business Ia likely to continue heavy oil
this week.
| Saturday Wheeling was almont overuu
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Trnnsfers OF Real Estate,

Tho following transfer. of real estate
were left for record OF Clerk Hooks office
Saturday: .s.2jZ, -,
Deed made April %, 1887, by W. NJ.
Dunlap, special commissioner, to Felix
Muldoon for a piece Of land on Castle
NAME Run, containing s acres. Cousid.
Grafton, $500. g
Deed made December 90, 1887, by Caro-
line JuergenB, wife Of William Juergena,
to James A. Henry, for lot No. ~ and the
east three.fourtha Of lot No. IL, at the cor
ner Of Maryland and North Broadway.
Consideration. s., 600. e.;
Decd made December 20, 1887, by Eu-
gene Hanke, special commissioner, to
William Spargo, for the, east part OF lot
No. II in John McLure'e addition. Con.
sideration, $l,0l0, ID n. II
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LIS. Coon 6 O.. sell Dry Goods cheapest
Holiday Excursions.

Tho Pennsylvania Lines West Of Pitts.
bursh, will sell excursion tickets at ONE
FAIR FOR THE ROUND TRIP from all stations
December "a. %, 20 and 81, 1887, and on
January l and 2, 1883. All tickets good
returning until January 3. 1883. No e1-
cureion tickets will be sold to adults for
less than 25 cents, nor to children for less
than Is cents. No excursion tickets will
be sold on December q, %, 90 and 80.
1887. For further information call on or
address nearest Ticket Agent Pennsyl.
vania Company or Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
4 St. Louis Railway Company' S3t3I :,
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This Is Christmas,

According to the almanac yesterday was
Christmas; according to law this ia the
day to celebrate. Public business will be
largely suspended, tho banks being closed
and the postoflice observing special hours.
Judge Boyd will hold court to-day as usual.
Judge Jacob will not. The county and
city offices will be closed and private bust
ness largely suspended, at least for the
greater part OF tho day. Entertainments
and balls by the ecore are announced for
this evening, sE55 ~ GtsSt, =
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The remains OF Mir. Jacob Altmyer were
buried at Oakland, CAL, last Sunday. The
family had intended TO bring the body
here at once for interment, but this plan
was abandoned, and yesterday Mr.. John
He'll, Of the German Bank, q brother.in-
law Of Mr.. Altmyer'a, received letter
from Oakland announcing that the re.
mains would be taken up at some time in
the future, probably in the gpring, and
brought here for permanent interment.
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(. Atthe Fourth Street NJ. E. Church the
sermonH Of Rev. DR.. Randolph, tho pastor,
both in the morning and evening, were
appropriate to the Christmas occasion.
The music was attractive, and was arranged
with q view 10 the day. Tho choir was
especially enlarged for the occasion. The
soprani were Miss Kate Land, Miss Annie
Carson, Mias Maud Bodley, MiHs Mamie
Britt and Miss Sophie Logan the altos
Miss Bessie Forsythe, Mrs. s. Outright
Mrs. W.. Il. Topp, Miss Rida Dean and
Miss AdeliR Bu.lard the tenors. Mr.. E. R
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS .
They Have Come Direct from Now orle,n,

iney AaVo Tome Direct from Now Orleans.
In cloaing tho weeks business-and, by
the way, the largest weeks oyster bust
ness in all the history Of my trade-I de-.
sire to cap the climax by introducing to-
day the Great Southern "GRAND LAKE''
and BAYOU Cook" oyeters, which re.
ceived yesterday per United States OK.
press D1RRcr FROM New ORLEANS. l pro.
nounce these oyestors thshnest salt wa.
ter flavor OF any l have ever neen. have
also receiynd q heavy shipment of nv reg.
ular New York snd Baltimore oyeters for
!o.day's trade. An easly wagon delivery
will be- made to all the oyster depots In
the naishborhoo], and everybody can be
sure OF sts,c!!y fresh ntock to-day.
W. o. McCLUsKEY,
Wholesale Agent,
SO Twelfth street. Z
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"A Rough md Tumble Fight,

Thomas kyne and Frank Foster, from
the Ohio side, met on the north point Of
tho Island Saturday afternoon to settle q
dispute which arose the evening before a!
q ball at E!naville, in the course OF which
neyeral parties were hurt. The fight on
the Island was wsged aiter rough and
tumble fashion for some time, and was
finally declared q draw after both had
boon chewed and beaten up somewhat.
Word WAS telephoned to the police on this
side to arrest tho parties, but they had re-.
turned to tho Ohio shore in safety. A
long list Of fnea was imposed in Martins
Ferry Saturday for Friday nights iracas,
and doubtless several more will be assessed
on this side when the two men are caught.
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K1LLRD on THE RAILROAD.
Bries Hyatt Run Over on the River Road
t5 4 x ~ Near Powhntup. 'stf

sit1tei- NE. NEAR EoWuAtuus tgt.S4 altfll
Saturday afternoon about 2 o'clock Brice
Hyatt, q coal miner aged about forty.fve
years, was run over and almost instantly
killed on the Ohio River Railroad short
distance this side Of the West Virginia
station for Powhatan. Hyatt was walking
uorthward on the track at q straight
stretch Of the road, whom the engineer
noticed him, but as there was no reason
To apprehend an accident made no effort
to check his trains speed until 1t was too
late. The man did not seem to realize
the danger until the engine was almost
upon him, when the engineer, seeing that
Hyatt did not appreciate the situation, 70.
vereed his engine, but 10 no purpose. The
engine struck the man on the thead as he
was trying to clear the track, and knock
ing him down, nearly the whole train ran
over him. AH soon 40 the train could BE-
stopped, his mangled body was picked W
and carried Into the baggage car. He only
breathed few minutes. The RENAME
were brought 10 MoundDvllle. N
Hyatt was single and lived at Hog Run
on the river and the line Of tho road. M
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At the First Presbyterian church Rev,
DR.. D. a. Cunningham, the pastor,
preached both morning and evening to
large congregations, his sermons being
practical and profitable. The music here,
IS at most Of the churches, was q special
feature, and the choir was augmented for
the occasion to sixteen singers, among
whom were Misses Fannie Robinson,
Belle Caldwell and Mrs. W illiams, soprani; ;
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FOR CHRISTMAS AND TIE HOLIDAYS

& Our celebrated Knit Jackets, Shirts,
Dress anl Wooden; Mulllers, Silk and
Cashmere; Handkerchlets, Silk and
Linen; Gloves, NIL kind; Umbrellas, Silk
and Bingham, and Scotch Wool Under.
wear, warranted not to shrink, Mt
g. HESS & SONS',
Merchant Tail0rs and Gent'sFurnishers,
1871 & 1928 Market Street. :
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The Ninety.seyenth Piano Recital, given
at Mueic Hall by the Institute, at Beaver,
Pa, by the pupils Of the new director, Mr..
Aborn, was OF a high order. Beaver has
long been noted for its musical advanta.
ges, but 1t Is universally admitted that
they arc now superior to anything offered
In the past. Dr.. Taylor is q successful
educator and seeks to provide for every
department Of young lady's education.
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AUNpAY.


+ WAsHMeroa, D. O., Dec. 26.-For West.
& orn Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
slightly warmer fair weather, light snow
I along the lake, light to fresh variable
i winds. - SO 81 T. . ..tj -.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

strangers IN the Olty anu NuooAluS oAAo
Abroad.
Mr.. Ed. stiiel ia home from college for
the holidays. .S@.,
Ny. F. z. swaney, OF Hancock county,
was in the city Saturday.
Miss Dora Arnett, Of Fairmont, is visit
ing friends on the Island. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Jamea Cecil are spending
the holidays in Pittsburgh.
MI. W. Fl. Hall, Of Kansas City, Is the
guest Of Mr.. John II. Hobbs.
Hon. John A. Campbell, OF New Gum.
berland, was down Saturday.
Miss Amelia Eisenberg, OF Barneaville,
Is the guest Of Mrs. Ralph Kline.
Mr.. Paul Rsymann is homo from Girard
College for tho holiday vacation.
Ed. B. Bodlsy is home from Harvard
Law School tospsnd the holidays.
MI. W. Law Hcof, OF Baltimore, Md, is
spending Christmas at the Mcclure.
Mr.. John Howard, Of the Secretary Of
States Office at Charleston, is home.
Mr.. Edward Franzheim has returned
home from Boston to spend the holidays.
Mr.. E. w. staunton. of Charleston,
registered ct the Mcclure House last even.
ing.
Mr.. ohm R. Pipes Is spending tho vaca.
ton Of his college at Cleveland at his
home in this city.
Mr.. R. L. Lowry, general agent for the
Standard Publishing Company. Of Phila.
delphia, spent Sunday here.
Mr.. E. j. Nugent, agent OF Murray and
Murphy, and Mr.. Baron, representing
Maggie Mitchell, are in town.
Miss Lizzie Evans and her manager,
Mr.. @. E. Callahan, who ia also the author
Of her plays, are at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Alice Wells, Of Canton, Ohio, with
her children, is visiting her brother, Mr..
Shell Martin, at Martins Ferry. She will
remain several weeks.
Will and George King, OF Wellsburg,
and Miss Emma Floto, Of Wheeling Is-
land, are visiting their father, MI. John
King.-Bellairs Tribune. al.
MIR. Gus. spatss, Of Clarksburg, passed
through the city yesterday on his way to
Washington to join his vile, who is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cald-
well, at that place. s,Te
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d The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.
Dunaway will be sincerely panied to learn
Of the death early this morning Of their
infant daughter. OF that dread scourge,
scarlet fever. Owing to the contagious
character OF the disease, 1t is desired to
have the funeral services private. Tho
beresvsd parents have the heartfelt sym
patty of q wide circle of friends. ~
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Tho Ilarest Of Comblnntiop,s,,

True delicacy Of flavor with true efficacy
Of action has been attained in the famous
california liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of
Figs. Its pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered it immensely popu.
lar. It clenseB the system, cures costive.
ness, etc. Messrs. Logan & Co., Anton P.
Hess, R. B. Burt and @. Menkemeller.
have been appointed agents for Wheel,
Ing, ". Va. I. -. ~. = ~ b. 81 n. 8,
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Miss Phillips, Mrs. Lint and Mrs. Wilson,
contraltos +; Mesaru. Day and Mllligan,
tenors; Meesrn. Hall and Williams, bassos,
and others. Prof. Henry Arbens Ia the
organiet Among the musical numbars
rendered were q chorus, "Glorla," from
Mozart's Twelfth Mass, and o solo, 70
holy Night" by Mr.. W. B. Day. a,
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Advance in Freight Rates,

Tho local railroad officials have been
officially advised that on January 2 there
will be m advance Of 10 per cent in
fourth, fifth and sixth class rates to all
western points. This is general advance
from New York and all principal points
and is made by all lines.
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Marriage Lieensei I.susd.

The following marriage licenses were
Issued BY Clerk Hook Saturday: ,a1,
Frank ]. Charnock, aged q, a native oil
Wheeling, and Matte L. Geary, aged 20
a native Of Wood county, now Of Wheel.
ing. az I' ~
Jacob Honenmacher, aged 20, a native
Of Germany, now Of Bridgeport, and Ro,
alma Dobler, aged q, OF Wheeling.
Joseph O. Baker, aged 80, q native Of
Marion county, and Lula B. Cunningham,
aged 20, OF Marion county, 50 &
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Bullard, Mr.. E. Perry and Mr.. Allen War.
rem; the bassos, Mr.. Robert Forsythe, Mr..
J: b. Deyore, Mr. Eugene Warren and
Mr.. Guy Wagner.
The services were arranged as follows:
@ MORNING SERVICE. e
Organ lude-Christmas go, , -, Wiske
PrOcessional-"Coming Of the King" Dudley Buck
Hymn No. 292-"While Shepherds Watched,
s- - Prayer 49, s-a,'t-s
Christmas Anthem-"sing. o Heavens". ...., Tours
Scripture Lesson. Luke II, s TO 10 verse, Matthew
Sens Il. to Is. s'. 30
OGertory-"shout the Glad TidngS". Ayisou
Eermou-Theme: "Childhood," Eas' n
Prayer. AID
Hymn No 56s-"Onward. Christian SoldierI' y
BenedIction.
EVENING SERVICE
Organ Prclude-"Lcs Rameaux' .arr by WcStbrool
Gholr-"Gloria IN E1cclss" Wilkiuson
Hymn No. 1SS-"Joy TO the World" ......... Hymnal
W a-.4s Prayer. g. llH- .g.aU
Anthem-"They were Shepherds" esc-Luke
90 Scripture Lesson. EafE
ONertory-"O Holy Night Adam!
Sermon--Thcme: "Tho Early Church."
'sT - Prayer. s-7it 0r go
Hymn No. S4S-"Al Hall the Power OF Jesus
Name .HymuA
BencdIctlon. r. II -
Postlrde. "Hallelujah." Beethoven
The congregations were large on both
occaeions. %-> Elrsf
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GRAND OoscERr tonight at the Garder
Saloon. All are invited. !}fsSs a. 4
Holiday Excursions on tho d. b O. !

Tho Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
pany will, on December oath, 25!h, 26sh
and Slst, 1857, and January lst and I'd,
1883, sell round trip tickets, at One Fare
for the round trip, from all stations to all
stations, on the Trans Ohio Divisions. and
on the Columbus & Cincinnati Midland
Railroad, including Chicago, Wheeling,
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Tickets will
be good returning until January Sd, 1883,
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Glla Gattelliqeuetr.
OGlco. Nos. 35 and ~ Fourteenth streot.


Stockholders distinguishing d Belmont
Bridge Company. W l.1,r,
: Opera Houso-Grand Winter Excursion.
Musical Institute oil Beaver College.
Notice 10 Take Depositions (, --..
Meeting Of the Barber Asphalt Paving Co.
Opera House-Maggie Mitchell. 40 aEI
Opsra HouBe-MurIay q Murphy. 4 p.
For Rent aud For Bale ames 4. Henry, Real
Estate Agent. 5 BE- .,..rsr
4 Famous Baking Powder-Fourth page,
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:"
To tho LldinH.

We have just opened specially for the
Holiday trade The most elegant line of ma.
chimes ever brought to this city. We have
the Standard and White finished in Ma.
hoRany, Oak, Antique Oak, Ash and Cher.
~. Choice will be given to Holiday pur.
chassra without additional cost. Read
our "ad."in this paper. i -
s5lEsl..i ss-a5,sg Ed. L. RosE & o.
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At st, Luke's two fine sermons were
preached by the Rector, Rev. ]. Gibson
CAN'T, and the choir, composed Of Miss
Mary Yardy, soprano; Miss Stella Tappan,
es soss M a Ssss P ba,ss sna S 3D. d.
organlst, rendered the following musical
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e. FREE FREE FROM PAIN !
In vne minute tho Cuticu,a, a,

I 1k1 In une minute tho Cut,cura Anti.
MA Pain Plaster relieves Rheumatic, sci.
~ aye, SUDDEN. SHARP, and Nervous
- Pains; strains and Weakness. The
arst and only pain.killing Plaster a perfect, new.
ortsinal instantaneous tniailible and SAFE Anti.
aote 70 Pain, Inflammation and weakness. at iii
druggists, Is cent?: Eve for 81 co. or postape free
OF roTIRa DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Bostou, q 80
Qel'kfbAW lses5'F - M ~ X
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M "TuERE gre millions in II" said a drug.
eist when asked about Dr., Bulls Cough
Syrup. Price Is cents. a 3ii.: :iY
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK q GO. M
so 600
Customers

Gan be supplied with useful and orna'
mental Chriatmas and New Year Preeen!s
from our unusually large and comprehen'
BIve Holiday stock. ,,g.y-. Z.
To assist buysrs In selecting, we here.
with append u lis! Of articles suitable Tor
such Pre6ontH: 5
Wraps-Ladies' & Children's.
Silks, Velvets and Pushes.
Henriettas-Black and Cold.
Pattern Suits.
Cashmeres, Cloths, etc.
Z Fur Mufs and Boas.
Shawls and Fichues.
Skirts and Skirtings.
Blankets and Comforts.
Chenille Curtains.
Chenille Table Covers. s5.,. (
Lace Curtains.
Lace Bed Sets and Tides.
Felt Covers and Scarfs.
Felt Lambrequins.
Table Linens and Napkins.
Towels and Tray Cloths.
Marseilles& CrochetSpreads.
Turkish Towels, Scaris, etc.
Gloves in Cloth, Silk and
Leather.
Crepe de Chine Ties, scarfs,
etc. ~.
e Linen Collars and Cuffs.
Lace Collars and Scarfs. :.
White Aprons.
handkerchief Silk & Linen
Muflers-Silk & Cashmere
Gossamers-Ladies' & Chill
dren's.
Umbrellas-Silk, Gloria, etc
Suspenders- & Boys
Unlaundried Shirts.
Satchels and Purses.
Plush Novelties.
Toboggans.
Hosiery.
Infants Boots.
Fine Fans,
And many other goods, all Of which vii
DO sold ct popular prices We hsv
thousands Of handkerchief ranging iron
! cent up to IS 90 each, and hundreds o
Purses from 8 cents TO &c 90 each.
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At the Second Presbyterian church,
Rev. Dr.. Cooke, the pastor, preached two
earnest diacourHes on Christmas and its
Observance, and the quartette choir, COM
posed Of Miss Flora Williams, Mrs. Nellie
Sweeney Palmer, Mr.. Dana Geyer and
MIR. Thomas Carson, Gang appropriate
music. s1i7. ~ K, ,al " a 81. 81
At Rev. Mr.. Dornblnser's church, the
English Lutheran, the Christmas services
were in the forenoon, when the pastor oc.
cupied tho pulpit and appropriate musical
selections were rendered by the choir,
composed OF Misses Lizzie and Annie
Meyers, Miss Lizzie Egerter, Miss Lizzie
Brockhardt, Messra. Ed. Redman and
John Boyd, Mr.. E. W. Dunsway orgsnist.
AT the new st. Alphonsus German
Catholic church and tho Church Of the
Immaculate Conception, in the Eighth
ward, the services were similar in charac:
ter and time to those at the Cathedral.
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Oysters! Oysters

New Orleans, Baltimore and New York
Oysters to-day at IA .2"a
w. 0. MoCLusKEY's,
81. Sc Twelfth street,
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Thorm omcter Record.

The thermometer at Schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday, reg.
istsred as follows: iF .=s Is : :
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st. Matthew'S,

At St, Matthews Church, Rev. DR..
Swope, rector, there we're no services in
the evening. In the morning the follow
ing attractive music formed a part Of the
services, which were largely attended: ~
Casol-IIark, What Mean these Voces-Venite
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5 DoS'r forget The concert tonight at the
Garden Saloon, Fsof. Yass' full orchestra,
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Oystcrsl Oysters! - 4.
New Orleans, Baltimore and New Yorl
Oysters to-day at / A.
t'r1s-si. W. o. McCLusEEY's,
49,, So Twelfth street,
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At tho Third Presby torlAn.

&. nv AhV AhAA ykVAiAAs
At the Third Presbyterian church, Rev.
L. W. Barr, pastor, the following musical
programme was observed ut tho two SCR.
vices, and sernons preached with espe.
cial titnesa to the day: All,
clark What Mean Those Holy Voices" .... Barrett
Iymn-"Whlle. Shepherds Watched their ~. !.
a5' s1l'.~ Flocka by Night"
" morning LanQ IL. fnSlpa
Duett-Mis K Blckerton aud Mr. Jaeger.
llymn--"n hen all things would Possess"
"Sehold bring you Glad TldIngs" ... II. 7. panka
uymn-"Wa.chmsn Tell US Of the Night.".---
EVENING. ~ y s.
Jubilate ..... 4. J, Holden
morning efnet
Mr., ana mrs. Jaeger
20 Thou from Whom all Goodness Flows'..
e. +w 'r5 A. ]. Holden
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lizard
GI0tlA Ullev
Gloria lizard
1l0fla In E1celsS den
OeuM Ia cal
Jupelhte III Hard
Hymn.O Come AL 70 Faithful.
Hlollh i. R..
Hynn-Miriams Song
Odertory---Angels From Realms Of Glory. warren
Gloria in EIcclss :. ~. Old
The.choir at this church is composed Of
Mrs. George B. Caldwell, soprano; Miss
Sadie Logan, contrslto; Mr.. John E.
Mendel, tenor; Mr.. ]. NJ. Hammond.
basao, and Miss Mary Wilde, organist. \
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This week the Majors work is to be
under theauspices Of the diderentchurchea
OF the city. Il
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